A military appeals court has sentenced to death three people for the killing of a UN journalist in the Democratic Republic of Congo in a trial riddled with "irregularities", say Journalist in Danger (JED), other IFEX members, rights groups and

Since 24 May 2008, Radio Television Mwangaza (RTM), a privately-owned station broadcasting in Lubumbashi, capital of Katanga province (southeastern DR Congo), has been the target of a slander campaign organised by Honoré Kazadi Lukonde, alias Ngube Ngube, a reported supporter

The humanitarian community in North Kivu, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), has expressed concern over the proliferation of the number of "spontaneous" sites for internally displaced persons (IDPs) in the province, hosting at least 857,000 IDPs.

A top aide of President Paul Kagame has said that the country will always welcome anybody who decides to end war and return home voluntarily.

Since the launch of the implementation of the Nairobi Action plan, a series of measures have been implemented to put an end to the presence and illicit activities of the FDLR, the Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda, and other

The mythologies we have constructed around us are imploding. There is no point in running away from this. The edifices we have of Truth and Reconciliation, post-apartheid healing, rainbow nations and multi-party post-dictatorship democracies are coming down all around us.

In this second and last part of the guide to Amavubi's World cup and CAN campaign, Time Sport runs you through the team on whose shoulders the nations' qualification's hopes will be resting on.

True champions have to get results against the best. Unfortunately, Espoir's title ambitions this year have kept falling apart after losing to some of the top sides in the league.

The tourism industry is highly affected by civil wars.

The Rwanda Environmental Management Authority (REMA), held a press conference at the Ministry of Natural Resources offices in Kimihurura Tuesday to highlight and discuss issues central to the forthcoming World Environmental week.

International Bridges to Justice (IBJ), a Geneva-based firm, yesterday officially entered into a partnership with the Ministry of Justice and the Kigali Bar Association in a ceremony held at the ministry's headquarters in Kimihurura.

The Superior Council of the Judiciary has announced a nationwide major shakeup of court officials.

Rwanda's Sports Minister, Joseph Habineza has promised to the national men's rugby team, the 'Silverbacks' ahead of their next continental assignment.

As part of the Rwanda - Belgium bilateral relations, a Belgian team is expected to jet in this Thursday to review progress on the decisions by the last Joint Partner Commission (JPC) meeting.

Jean Claude Gasigwa has shifted focus to the third and final leg of the ITF/CAT Money Circuit set for May 28-June 1 at Dar es Salaam Gymkhana Tennis Club, Tanzania.

Amavubi Stars' striking force has been boosted by the return of Bokota Labama Kamana ahead of the 2010 World/Africa qualifier against Mauritania set for this Saturday.

The concept of Responsibility to Protect (R2P)is the new buzz word in international relations. The original idea was that a state had the responsibility of its citizens, failure to which other nations had the moral cover to intervene.

A presidential decree is set to determine new constituencies for women parliamentarians voted by electoral colleges through the National Women Council.

The Prosecutor of International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR), Hassan Jallow, has said that the former Rwandan Deputy Governor, Dominique Ntawukuriryayo, will be brought to Arusha from France anytime from now to face charges of 1994 genocide and crimes against

A top aide of President Paul Kagame has said that the country will always welcome anybody who decides to end war and return home voluntarily.